Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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as .-l--P from throughout l l l i the moon Promise - 2' - . SFSWI SC ' 0 -1----n.ll'g o qollna-. jdegve lou the present world - a - f - ise you , w ' 0 Y . . : f - -' - o ' . 3 of a dial . . . except to create a poem . . . or paint a rptetunef , , or recapture the magic of moonlight, for children and lovers, W dissected and explained. This will be perhaps our greatest heritage: the science-created leisure to produce and enioy the arts. The importance of scientists and mathematicians has been greatly emphasized of late. However, the role of philosophers, teachers, and creative minds, to eval- uate the future and to give it meaning . . . these will be our roles to play . . . in our world tomorrow, not the world into which we were born, whose wealth we will inherit, but the world whose wealth we will create. Students, we've got a job! Let's start now!

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from ..- 1 K 4 - Y -1-in To us, the wes e ' re holds a deep mean- t We ing -,Tha , re endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable ' these or ' f pursuit of happiness. It was for this belief that our forefathers laid down their lives. The ideals which L... they held so dear, we still hold in high esteem. We are ever striving to better the living conditions and 1,1-. natural resources of this great land. lt offers to us, the leaders of tomorrow, a challenging and new horizon. lt isn't enough on the Fourth of July To send up a rocket to break in the sky, lt isn't enough, as we've all come to know, To hang out Old Glory and make a big show. To stand up and cheer For the Flag once a year is all very well in its limited way. But what we must do For the Red, White, and Blue ls love it and honor it day after day. lfrom The New Patriotism by Edgar A. Guestl